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t.
LAWS OP OREGON TERRITORY,
"Ssc. Every law published (in the paper pub-
..nu i.j i n lrrmunai printer) mar i reaa in evi
dence rnra the imwr in which it Khali be contained.
in all COlirti of 111 tire in thin ToM-itorv and in nroieoil
Ings before any office, body or board, until six month
aiier ne cio-e or rue session at which it became
law.'" Tht Statute of Oregon.
A ACT to provide for takimr the senw
of the people for or a-rainsl the formation
01 a sitate boTernment.
Sec. 1. Beit enacted by the Legislative As
srmvvoj iju Territory of Uresr.n. That
poll shall be opened at the annual election
to De deld on the first Monday of June next,
tor me reception of votes for or ajrainst
Lonventron; also for the election of
Delegates to form a constitution for a State
Uoverninent as hereinafter provided.
dec. 2. I rovided in case a majority of
the legal totes of the Territory are cast
gainst contention, then and in tht case
the election of Delegates shall be considered
iniormai and ot no effect.
- Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the and
Itor of each county to prepare on the poll
books for each precinct in their county two
columns, one headed for convention and one
headed against convention, and it shall be
the duty of the judjres of election for the
several precincts to ask each and every vo
ter who shall offer his vote, are you in fa
for of or ajrainst convention, and according
10 uieir answer the vote shall be recorded
by the clerks on the poll-books.
Sec 4. The votes for or asrainst conven
tion shall be taken certified, and canvassed
in the same manner and under like regula
tions as by law is provided for the vote for
ieleffate to Uonaress.
Sec. 5. That it shall be the duty of the
Secretary of the Territory on or before the
second Monday in July, xo make out an ab
stract of the votes for or atrainst conven
tion, tosether with a certificate of the final
result of the whole vote cast, and cause the
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same to ue puonsueu in tne several news
papers of the Territory. And if by such
abstract and certificate, published as afore
said, it shall appear that a majoritv of all
the votes cast shall be in favor of conven
tion, then and in that cae it shall be the
duty of the delegntes elected to meet at the
tseat of government ou the third Monday
ia Aout next, and proceed to the forma
tion of a State constitution.
Sec. 6. That the election of Delegates
. to the convention shall be conducted, held
canvassed and certified in the same manner
nd under like regulations as elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly.
Sec. 1. Each county shall be entitled
to elect the following number of Delegates,
0-wit ; Clatsop, one, ( 1 ) Columbia, one)
KI) Wasco, one, (I) Washington, three. (3)
3Iultnomah, three, (3) Washington and
Multnomah, one jointly, (1) Clackamas,
.five, (5) Yamhill, four, (O Marion, seven,
(T) Linn, six, (6) Lane, six, (6) Umpqua,
two, (2) Douglas, fonr, (4) Coos, one, (1)
HJihtv, one, ( 1 ) Josephine, two, (2) Jaek
on, fonr, (4) Benton, four, 4 Tolk, three,
.3 Polk ami Tillamook, jointly, one, (1).
Sec. 8. That the consitation herein pro
vided for before taking effect shall be snb
nuitted for adoption or rejection to a vote of
the fliiallified voters within the boundaries'
of the proposed State. Such vote to be ta
5ken in l:ke manner and in conformity to
the 1.18 of this Territory regulating elec
tions at such time as said convention may
designate.
Sec -9. The Delegates to said conven
tion shall be allowed such compensation as
.Khali be hereafter appropriated by Congress
for snch payment.
Sec JO. This act shall take effect from
fthe time of its passage.
Passed Dec. 12, 1S56.
Statistics of Shame is ew York.
-IV complete census is being taken of the
bowses of ill-fame in the city. The under
taking has lieen entrusted to the officers of
rthe Police Department in whose beats these
houses of shame exist. The report will in
tdude the name, age, place of nativity, and,
.if alien, the reasons of immigration, with
the date of arrival here, with all accounts
of moneys provided for scch immigration
It will state the ability or inability to write
:and read, the social state and nomber of
children, with their position as to civil
irights; the length rf time since which the
respondent has lived her present mode of
tlife, the cause of adopting it, the calling the
narty previonsly followed, whether her pa
pents are or were addicted to the use of in-
itoxicafing Iiqnors, and much other informa-
ition of the sort.
Thus far but little trouble has been expc
rienced in obtaining; answers to the various
questions. Several parties that have been
examined have been fonnd to be pure and
lonest, although living in the immediate
Ticinity of so much vie as induced th be
lief that thev, too, were of the number of
(the fallen. Several instances of this kind
hare been discovered.
A young man with a ring on his fingrr,
-employed in the Boston Post Office, jumped
down from a box and accidentally caught
the rinff on a hook, and the whole weight
of his body being suspended by one finger,
the finger was torn from the hand and fell
upon the floor.
Poetical Idea. The Sacramento corres
pondent of the Shasta Courier says, that the
Knownothim? party may ue empiiancai.y
termed the party that " plays upon a harp
arf a thousand strings the system of ofiice-
setking made perfect "
ma nit i ;-:i.
In Albany Nov. 2".th, y the Rev. T.
Condon, Mr.
JOH.V D. J'OBDjIS;, to Mi HELENA SWATKA both
of Allianr.
DIED.
At the residence of A. C. R. Shaw, in Kola, Polk coun
v, O. T- on Sumlay morninp, Iee. 2 1 ft. aped alnMit
21. CVRCS K. rU;';S. of Comp. K, Wahintfton Tern
tstrv volnnteem, "f a wound received at toe battle of
WalUWaila, on the lirth Seitemer.
lOOl.
TnERE will be a raeetinp of the order at their Lodge,
Silem. on the nifrht ol the th of January. 157.
All brethren ia gio4 taulin; are requested to attend.
42 Hy order of tlie G. R- E.
Stuart's
Express,
FOB
AND
CASCADES
DALLES
MONDATS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
EXPRESSS FOR
CfcampoTg, Salem, Albany and Corrallis,
On WEDNESDAY, and on
ABUTTAL or Mail Steameb rwi Sa Francisco ! !
mr All Letter. Packape and Freight, entrusted to
nyrare will lie attended V promptly,
OKFICH-At " Franklin Rv,k Store'
Deeemtier SO. A. B. STUART.
P. D. Palmer,
DE LER in Pry Good. Clothing, Fanry Articles.
B i"ks and Stationery, and Renenil nierehandUe.
Sfire first door north of the L'niou Hotel, Salcui.
December 30, 1S5C 42tf
IVallainet Uuivcrsity-
riiHE next term of the Preparatorj- and tlo'lejriate De
JL partneutx of this Iiuititution, will commence Mon
1jt Jan. th. to continue thirteen week. 42w2
Cranberries.
JOST, somewhere between Astoria and Salem, a bar
j rl of Cranberries, shipped at the former place,
iter p-irt of Xovwntrr, for the editor of the States
man. The lieraon with whom they have lodged wiU
please start tiiem up before they put,
December, 29, 18i6.
4!tf
SALES! MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY, IIT B. P. BROWS.
Salem, December 30, 1S5C.
PRODUCE.
Wheat, white,... ... .............. 75
Wheat, mixed 70
Oat 374
Potatoes w
Onions, "5 a 1 00
Renns 1 50 2 50
Peas 1 00
Bacon, aided, - 14 a 16
Hacon, hams, -- W
Lard, in kegs, 12Ja 15
Butter, fresh rolls, 35
Butter, packed, 25 a 30
Eggs, - 25
Chickens, per dozen 250a2 00
Flour, per 100 lbs 250a3 00
Pork, 5 a 6
FRUITS.
Dried Apples, 16 a 18
Dried Peaches, 13 a 25
Dried Currants, none,
Apples, per bushel 4 00 a 7 00
LUMBER.
Fir, clear, per M 17 00 a 20 00
Cedar, per M 30 00 a 35 00
Shinples, cednr, per M, 550a 6 00
Shingles, tir, per M 5 00
GROCERIES.
Sugar, N. O 14 a 1G
Sugar, China....... .......... .... a
Sugrtr, white, crushed....... IS a 20
Svrup, 125150
Coffee, 13 a 20
Rice, 15 a 20
Sn.tr. 124a 14
Salt 4
Candles, adamantine, n. 50
Candles, tallow 25 a 374
Saleratus, isja, 15
Cordage, 25 a 33
White Lead 15 00
Nails, cnt, per kofr 8 00 a 950
Kails, wrought, per keg, 12 00 a 1500
OILS.
Linseed, per gallon, ..... 2 25
Uoilcd Oil, a 2 iM
Whale 2 00
Glass, per foot, 8 a I2j
DRT oooos.
Sheetings, brown, 9 a 124
Sheetiiitra. bleached, 12 a 20
Drills, brown 10 a 12i
Drills, blue 17 a 20
Mem" mac Prints 14 a 10
Common rancv Prints, .... 10 a 14
Mons. DeLaine . . In a 374
Irish Linen. . ... , 50 a 100
I'.rown Linen 33 a 50
Urown Table Linen 40 a 75
ntinett, donble milled 1 00 a 1 25
Kcntnckv Jeans,.... .. 374a 60
Cotton Jeans . . 20 a 35
Pant, satinett. ... 2 00 a 4 00
Boots,
Btots,
"P.
calf,
2 50
a 4
a 7
00
00
5 00
Special Malices
WillamrUe Woolra Sanafactoring fempany.
The stockhnlders arc notilied that the reenlar meet-
in? of the cumnanv will be holtleu at one o'clock P. M ,
on Tuesday. January 6th 1S57, at the Secretary's office. I
Important business will arise under tue new cnaner
and a lull aiiendance is re)ueied.
J. w. w llu.N , Secrctarv, . . m. i
Salem, Pec. 2t. 1S56. " 42wl
Jackson Jubilee.
There will be a grand IVmocratic celebration and ju
bilee, at Salem on the Mb of January, ls.it. Comt tmr.
eomr ati.
C)iitto! of Arranooiknts. Oeo. H. w il.iams, J.
D. Boon, L. V. tirover. J. W . esm:th, J. . Drew.
Supper and entertaintent, $3.00.
To Statesman talnrrlM r In A mar.
As will be seen by onr prospei tt: in the adverti-ii'ir
crtl imns. at :e commeai-fmi'oi oi 1 in.e even oi xne
Stat-man. atiout the mMHe if Man-h next, the sub
scription price of the patier will be reduced t tArrr
dollar prr arnivm. in ail raset trfm-t paymrnt it made
orto-iWi, in aHeanrr. Ot course, ail arrears mut be first
paid np. We live notice of toe redaction thn earlv.
to g:w every om t:me to settle up all d'.es to the rl,--e
r ol. . tDat inev mav ava i inemeives 01 inc re-
doced price. And we earnestly nrve each and every
one of oi-.r patroii Irehir.d. to sit!l.- up to V' 1. 6. N
prior to that time, iitm n-t want to cnarge two
prices fr our paper, and before the 17th of Man h, m e
tro-t ail onr subsi-ribers w:ll have wiped out old scores.
and ipe ready to advamre faTc timiart for the next year.
an-1 thus obtain the paier at that cheap price.
M nev mav be sent by mail at our nK. A octier
way is to get the postmaster to em lose it for ynn.
Bv reierence to nis last rerrtpt. or to tne Din ar.n cir-
enlar sent out summer, each subscriber can tell to
what Vid. and N". he has paid, and readily cab-elate
-hat is dne to oi. 6 o. .vi from which time the re-
drction commences. If unable to delernire hew mu h
is d ie. send ns word, and we wili enclose in your pnrar
a di .1 oi tne amounr.
A Tain, we urcre rrrre utwrri!er we have to bring cp
ine arrears, ana receive tne tn vi iumeoi tneM.-iie-man
for 13,00, A IiL'SH.
ITorrowAT's Oismiirvr and Pii.t-s. Clandalar swell
ings in the t!:nat. neuralgia, tic d-'lorenx. rhenmati-m
ut.lumbaffo. and other diseases aflerting the glands
mn-les. and nerves or sensation, are permanently
eradicated b the perseverias applieatvm of this heal-
. xnli-letinie. painiesiroyin preparation, lmta.
tinz eruptions, running sore, open wonnds. burns.
raids, the bites of venom, his ine,-ts or reptiles, and-
n short, all the varieties of snpcrfb-ial inflammation.
soon lose their ansry and painful character when treat
ed with Hollowav s Ointment. The Pills have never
yet been administered in dvspepsi. liver complaint, or
disorders of tae o-jweis, witUout prod icmj the desired
results.
Pr. L. J. CztriAY s Surgical and Medical Institute is
o extensively known i.i tins Territory that any notice
of it, or of him. miirtit seen superfluous. Yet fearine
that there are th,se who heretofore having no need of
medical aid. have nele-.-tiI t ascertain the proper
s-urces of relief in ca-srs of mif rtunes. To tluse we
be leave to direct attention to Dr. L. J. Czapkay. wli.
is certiinlv a Physician of great skill and wondert'd
success in nis profession. The Pr. has devirted much
attention to the treatment of chronic and private dis
eases, and stands unrivalled in bis management of
them. To those who need r.ch asistam-e we cheerfully
recommend Ir. 1.. J. Czapkay ; it w-wild be well at ail
events to consult him. as he makes no chanre for con
sultation, and much good might result from it. The Dr.
guarantees a core in all cases or asks no compensation.
f See Pr. L. J. Czapkay "s advertisements in another
column of this paper. 373m.
Eiecutor's Notice.
THE nndersigned named as Executor in the last will
and testament or JOHN BUKKHART, deceased,
lute of Linn county. O. T.. has received letters testa
mentary, on the estate, from the probate Court of s-il
connty "; all persons indebted to said e-tate are required
to make immediate payment, and all persons having
claim air.iin.-t the estate are reone-ted to exhibit them,
with the nece-sary vouchers, within one year from this
date. 1 1 me, at my omce in ine court none, at tne town
of Aloanv. juiia a. luu, txecutor.
Allmny, Pec.ll, IR50- 42w4
Summary
AF thecensus lor Clackamas county i"r the year A. P..
J IN
No. of leeal voters,
7.r0
17"W
18-25
3,325
males,
females.
Total number of inhabitant,
Tebritobt op Orbtio,
County of Clncksmas.
I. F. R. Molland, Anditor of said county, do hereby
certify the forcgoinjr to lie a true copy of the emimerar
tion ro!l of said coontv.of the inhabitants for the year
1n.",;, as returned by tne assessor of said county, on the
15th uay oi jvovemuer ijsi, iku pm on mc iu m-
In witness whereof, I have set my name and the seal
of the board of Connty Commissioners ol said county,
this 10th day of Decein!er. ls;,rt.
42wl F.S. HOLLAND. Auditor.
Divorce Notice.
T7-EMBLEE. HOWELL, petitioner, t, MARY"
JV HOWELL, defendant. Pktition kor Divokck.
In the Pi-trict Ciairt Firt Judici.it Pistriet, Marion Co.
O. T. Said defendant will take notice that said cause
is now pending in said court, and that unless slic ap
rw.nr anti ili fpn I tlie same, on or lief.ne the lxtli day
of Ketiraary next, the testimony will be heard and the
cause determined.
L. F. GROVER, Solicitor for P.
Pecember 30, 1.10. 42w4
Bcanliful Presrnts for the Holidays,
-iiivirTlVflnf WATCHES. JEWELRY. LAnras'
Pcusks. I.adiks' Wob:asiss, Cbildrrn's Ksivks
and Forks, Gold Tiiimbi.is, ;oi.n Bi-cki.es, Diamond
Rivks. and a ereat many article too mmekois to
mkntios. just received by
" 3 G. COLLIER ROHBINP.
Portland, Dec 11,1836. '2nl
Cash paid for Soldiers Bounty Land
warrants.
frnr TmAersicmcd will nay cash, and the highest
I ntn for a lanre numler of bounty land warrants.
on armlicat on at his omce in court uonse. raiem. . i.
Teeeml'er 30,lr.6. 4nf
Notice.
THE Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of
i ireiH. assembled at the seat of Government on
the l'ith day of December, lsofi, do fix and appoint
Di-trict Courts to be held in the city or Salem, in the
,., r Marion, on the first Mondays of April and
ieiit;niber. and the fourth Mondays of May and Octo
iier. annually, until otherwise ordered ; and iu the city
r P-rtUind. iu the county ? '
M da va of May and October, and the third Mondays
S ZS ,i Viieiniier. annually, until herwise order-
Ia ...a j limit the duration of said Terms to six days
.....1, ItHJII. 11. W i 1.1,1 A ir, iiw'i wo.-iii.:.
""" " . . ... . .1 - c , . : I
4 1 1 1 KL B W1J i 1 , n4.
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JN'otice.
T have appointed K. J. Harding Clerk of the District
X l imn lur trie nrst jn.ii. nil iMsirui, ana ue nus
pointed Deputies as follow :
i mi-Kama
Yamhill
Polk ,
1 teuton ,
Lane,
Liuu
F.S. Holland.
Geo. 11. Steward,
I.iu-ien Heath.
T.!I. B. tldeiieal.
. . H. F. i-kiniicr.
. .John II. Lilies.
GEO. 11. WILLIAMS, Judge.
41
Decemlicr IS, 1"G.
Salt! Salt!!
OriTOXS"San Qentin" SALT, In almut SO and
mJ 100 lb. Dacrs, lust received anil for sale very chesii
ALLAA JKtvl.NLAX A CU
Oregon City, Pec. C, 1S'6.
Coffee.
TF Y OU WANT a really Rood article of COFFEE, the
X unuerslcncd liave eot is.ooo pounds Dest tua 1 A
K1CA.'' Come in and look at it.
ALLAN McKINLAY Co.
Oregon City, Pec. 6, 1A5S.
Take JNotlce.
TTTIIEltEAS, my wife Eliza, has left my bed and
v board. ijixiriiiK ur.iler an aoerratlon or mtud
all persons are hereby forbid lurborlntr. tnistln?, or
keeping the said Kliza, ou my account, for I shall pay
no (iebtd bv her contracted.
Information of her whereabouts will be gratefully re
ceived.
STEPHEN BL SALISBURY,
M.uion Co. 0. T.. Pec. 6, 15. 41w3
Iliac ksiuit lis and ot Iters, Look.
4 LLAN McKINLAY" A CO. have now on hand
jt. large anil well selected stock of
B ir Ipmi, Cast Steel,
II ipse shoe do., Herman do.,
Nail rod do., l'ljughdo.,
I'l He do..
And intend to keep no the assortment so as to suit the
wants of customers, liive n-t a call, and yon win nril
that we m.t only have the fulle.-it stock, but will sell
" as cheap as tiie cheaje-t."' We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what
is sold.
Oregon City. Pec. 51, 1 V,!. 41tf
A. , V. WILSON,
H'ATVH-MAKER, SALEM, O. T.,
RESPECTFTLLY announces to the citizens of Mari
on and the surrounding counties that he has per-
wianrntly located in a.u.ti.u, ancr; ne will carry on
Watvii RBrAiKiNO in all its branches. Having an ex
periencc of nineteen years at the Uade, he is eonlident
of itivin; satisfaction to alt who may favor aim witu
iscir cu-Vim.
CLOCKS and JEH'ELRV Tt sale.
N. B. Shop in the Union House Buildings.
Salem, Nov. 13, l;v6. . . 36m3
$0 Reward.
CTRAYED from mv premises on the lth of Novem
O ber. 1V6, a bsy hirsc, half Spanish, about fonrt-en
hsndi hish, heavy made, branded with the letters J K
on both hips, the letters being attached, white hind feet
and was -h,ij all rouud ; has a Roman ne. Rome sad
dle mark on his liack. and also some collar mark .
1'he above rewiird will be jnven to any persn for the
horse delivered to me at sxiicm.
Pr.R. W.SHAW,
Salem. IVt.11.1S56. 41 tf
Keuron's Dagiierrean
axb
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
THE undersigned having recently returned from San
Francisco, is now nrcparvi to take those leautiful
Pictures on Class called .4 MBROTl PES. which have
almit eutircly superceded tlie Daguerreotype in the
rj-t arid san t rancwen.
Sallerv in the new b-iiMim. rrrrtrri ttterialt for thr
omnnews, west ot toe Minon lloti-c.
WILEY KEN YON.
Salem. November 1 1 , lSjf.. 3-"tf
Food for the Mind.
1TE' we have plenty of it a:n n which are some of
1 the tnnt promn.enl w-rns. Byrin, haKespeare.
Hiifton. Jo-ephits. Mre's. Beiit-n's 30 years. Arthur's
worKs. 1,1'eoi napoleon, uenry i lay and oilier great
men; al Fowler and Well's publications, wherein we
are taught how to preserve health by tracing causes to
ettect. Alsowrkson spiritual sra, such as lTol.lt.ire,
Edmonds, Talmadge, Harris, and A. J. Davis, the star
the of a?e.
We also have all kinds of blank B xiks and stationery
in genera). In fact we intend to keep all kinds of food
for tht tatnd, and intend to keen posted, and want onr
many readers to kep np with us so be sure and give
us a call, one and all. at the si-n of the book stoie.main
treet. Oregon Citv. 1IOMEII HOLLAND A CO
Oregon City, lec 7, !--. 4otf
Holiday Present.
CALL and boy soon at the R.xk Store, Oregon Citv.
HOMER HOLLAND A CO.
Oregon City. Pee. 7. lj'5. 40tf
Divorce JNotice.
ARI A McMCLLEX, petitioner, r. JOHN Mi
LI.EN. ilefendaut. Pttition for Virortt. In
the District Court Tor the Firt Judicial District. O. T.
Said defendant will tike notice that said cause is now
pending in said court, and that unless he appear and
defend the same, on or bef're the loth day Kebrnarv
next, testimony aill lie heard and the cause determined.
I., r . tiitu t til, solicitor tor v r.
Pecember, 20.13. 41 w4
llenrr Johnson 6k Co.
WHOI.KSALE DRfOUISTS.
(14(! Wa-diingt m Street, Saa Franct'co.)
iflcr for sale to the country trade, the largest sbn-k
go-xls in their line on the Pacific coast compri
sing Drills. Chemicals. Perfumery. Patent Medicines of
all kinds. Ilru-hes. Paints. Oils.. t;lass. Turieuline, and
every arti -le apei-tjini:iir ti the business. HavinT su
perior facilities for obtaining their goods they think
tney can oilWr induceiueuLs to buyer uae-i'ialled by
anv other house.
Orders respectfully solicited. 401y
Dry Goods, Clot ltiiiK. Boots & Shoes,
AT San Francisco pnees. a 1 lini freight and a small
commission, lowerthan ever before offered in Port
laud. Baldwin & Brother,
Have owned the store on Front street, formerly occu
pied bv tl. V. Vaughn, lietween Yamhill and Morrison
iirvft and are ifisnlavinir a stock of roods selected
expressly for this market and bought for cash iu San
r ranciscn.
As thev confine themselves exclusively to the Pry
Goods business, it enables them to give their undivided
attention to every department in their line of business.
1 hey oner decided bargains iu the lollowmg articles,
viz :
Lid in Itrm Good new and elegant styles, a large
vanetv. HmrkrrptrK (roorfr a nne assortment, man
kets. Toilet Q lilts. Emlxwsed Table Covers, White Dam
ask do. Shawls and Talma s.
A complete st'ick of II ,ts and Shoes from the heav
iest mining b.x;t, to the finest sewed calf, Slippers, Con
gress gaiters and overshoes.
Ijndin and Minn SHnn in every variety. Congress
Gaiters. Congress heeled do, India rubber overshoes,
and toots.
A large stock of the a!vve gooils, purchased at the
present low prii-es.comniands the attention of purchasers.
Orders are solicited and satisfaction guarantied.
Portland, Iec. li. ln.W. 40ml
Lumber. Lumber.
THOSE wishing to engage in the lumlier business, will
do well to call on the undersigned, as he wishes
to rent his Mills. All the lumber that is made at the
Mills is readilysold at the :.est of prices.
The rent will be taken in luiu'iiei".
A.C. R. SHAW.
E0I3, Pec. 13, lort. 40wtf
W. 11. Magers, M. I.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. O.fice in my new build
ing, on Main street, two door north "of Dr. J. S.
Mclteei.y's fire-proof building ; where I will be found
when not professionally engaged. I will keep constant
ly on hand a frch supply of Drurjs and Medicines
which I will sell low for cash.
Corvallis, !ec. !, 1S.V;. 3!tr
This Day Received,
BY the barkc NAHLMKEAG, for bale low Tor cash
or Country produce.
10 bbls ami hf bbls X. O. Sugar,
0 sacks China No. 1. sugar, 100 lls each.
10 dor. Oysters (rresh) llaltimore in 2 lb cans,
25 bo.xes'Adamantiiie camlles, i's. 40 lb ea,
10 do do do 6's, 20 11) ea,
1" dnz boxes Sardines,
2.1 keirs Seth Adams' svrup.
S bbls N. O. and S. W'.svnip.
30 lsxes tobacco, "LukeK'' "Thomas", "Pride of
the Union" and " Diamond brands'',
40 sacks SO's each Rio Green Coflee,
20 gross best matches,
till ioz smoking tobacco,
50 d-z gum campher.
5 bbls crushed sugar,
J.N.
PRESCOTT.
aiitf
Oregon City, Nov. 25, ISofi.
Corvallis Warehouse, No. 1.
T am prepared to store produce, and will attend to rc-
ceiving and forwarding the same
3:;tr
ISAAC MOORE.
Orleans Warehouse.
OPPOSITE Corvallis. e are prepared to store pro
duce, and will iitteud to receiving and forwarding
the same. S3tf WORTH & BRO.
Negotiation of War Scrip.
TUST printed and for sale at the .statesman nUice
.1 blank powers of attorney and assignment for transfer
of war scrip, from a lorm prepared i.y an exerienced
I. . ! ... I i-ex c, ,ir,r l ,, . t rtt llntn ttw inn, SIIa.i
iwt. - . a .. ... - J
Jul I I s.ifl - I K
-"V '
Barnard & Mntteson Selling- off at
cost : i
NY one wishing a desirable location and the bestrnn
of trade in the uinier country, will uo well to iiui
chase our STOCK A STOREin Corvallis, which we wi
II
II at POIU'LA N D PRICES, losing freight, and for the
next B0 days will retail for cash at cost
Tin pair custom made snoes ro spin icnmcr in lot.
2ZQ mens' custom mane siiocs, ni coat.
1:S wouiens' kip shoes, "
130 " Isiys' shiM-s, "
30 " mens' bjots to 1211 73.
We have the best shoes ever in Benton roituty.
BARNARD 4 MATTES0N.
S3
SAVED cut of every 10 Spent, by a call at
UARNAUD & MATTESOX'S
W
no are selling off at cost f why
UA1I.AKI' iX MAIIl)A.
, BUL and one box " Kit" Tor sale by
I BARNARD MATTESON.
T SAVED 10 by culling at their Store before pnrchas-
X
elsewhere.
A NY one having any claim upon them will present it
X. at their couutcr, ana it win oc pum.
k Ijsi). anv one owing them, whose notes are due,
J will present their cash at the eonntor, and it will
be taken care oi. n.iuaaitu iv ji.ii a r--i
To House Builders.
NOW is the time to buy your HARDWARE. We
will take good wheat at foe. and sell yon the best
of goods market prices. KAI'NAR!) MATTESON
1 1 Bolts blue Satinett.
IV S bo!
Its brown Satinett
5 " black
3 " grey "
15 " Jeans. 10 holts gold mixed Jeans,
6 " blue mixed Jeans. 3 bolts grev mixed.
37 BARNARD MATTESON.
Selling Out,
Sellins Out.
yy HO la selling out
BARNARD A MATTESON-
SELLING outrast Those Man's best shoes. tl.BJJ
BAl.NA.iU MATTESON.
ALL or any of the calicoes, lik rts, at
BARXARl) A MATTESON'S.
MEUR1MACK calicoes. lO.oiX) vdA at 121 its., at
BARNARD A MATfESON S.
COCH1CO calico, 3,000 yds. nt 12 cts., at
BARNARD & MATTESON S.
11H1LLIP Allcn'a Prints, 8.000 yds. at 12 J cts.. at
BARNARD A MA T I'ESON'S.
B
KAUTIFL'L English Copper Plates, at lo a 1 J cts.,
at Aitu s. jiAiit.Mj.v s.
o
ATS wanted at SO cts.. at,
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
T
11 E last ot the
1 Waons," at
BARNARD MATTESON'S.
JLOL'CHS, a Tew more left, from $15 to tii.at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
IAST steel
Hunt's" Adze's a t2.no. at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
,X Broad axes, ti0, a. at
0 BARNARD MATTESONS.
20
Bench screws, at f?l .00. ea. at
BARNARD A MATTESON S.
1 1 ett plates, at 7 cts. at
1UU BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
yyiiEAT .
bu.-bcl: wanted at SO cts. at
BARNARD A M ATTESON'S.
RIP M ,000 fur ab- at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
95
,T tegs White Lead, nt at
.ll..tiI'iX J1AI ir-OJ i",
good fire at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
LL the late papers, at
4tf
BARNARD MATTS0NS.
FlKi:! F1BE!! FIKE!!!
B4fing in caiu-tint tinnier of fir.
VltXAUD & MATTESON
B
or THE
ST. LOUIS STORE. CORVALLIS.
Are selling, without regard to cost, their entire stock
of .roods. We wi-h to sell out before tlie 1st of Janua
ry, and in view of the near approaching EAM1NE.
orctold m the books, and known to be not far distant
it the signs of the Night, tl s'k at the Stars,) we wish
to turn ourmtirr trorldJu posnrsstons into
WHEAT. KLOCR. BARLEY. CORN, Ac. Ac.
We Pay Eighty Cents for Wheat,
IiililfS 200 pair water-proof Bts for sale.
Kcr
JJ Heat, wi.
33 BAUNAKD A MATTESON.
per bushel. 33 BARNARD A MATTESON.
OHOK
200 pair Ladies' Shoes. 4. 5. 6. 7, , !. For
wheat. 80. 33 BARNARD A MATTESON
I
F you want the cheapest goods in town come to
3 J n.T.i.-s .n.u a a.iiiwu.i o.
ND sell your
L 33
rheat at so per bnslsel.
BARNARD A MATTESON.
IJiTCHERS 100 large pitcher at
33 BAUN ARD A MATTESON'S.
BOWLS 100 bowls, at
33 BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
I
VUME artmcnt if hardwaTT fnriprtr hit,
... am a It V L II I ITPOO X!" fc2
at
3.J X A Anl' A JI All c
o
iTS wanted at
33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
PORK bought at
33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
B
ACON wanted at
33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
l.VLLOW bought at
L 33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
WAUONr
33
-tjell them for wheat at so a bushel.
BARNARD MATTESON.
w
7AUON
ust from the i-hnp. for sale cheap, by
BARNARD A MATTESON.
33
OUNOI.ES
33
-20 H shine les,
BARNARD A MATTESON.
1
)AINTS White, Red, Blue and (Jreen paints for
wtieai. av mi. aa ii.ii.t Aiur .v .n. l i iv-i .
C1HAIRS 100 Chairs Tor sale cheap, by
J 33 BARNARD A MATTESON.
T.
T.
T.
THE lest Young Hyson Tea fornle in any quantity.
WHEAT prtftrrtd to CASH.
33 BARNARD A MATTESON.
7"HO has M'mey to bny Wheat?
33
! ARNARl A MATTESON'.
StOTes, Stoves, Tin Ware.
THE undersigned. resiectfiilly notifies the citizens of
linn K bounty and Territory of Oreiron that he has
Hrmaiieutlv ItK-nted in Lebanon, and is prepared to sell
the following articles, as clieap as auy establishment
in the Territory, viz:
COOh'IXG. PARLOR, ROX A XI) OFFICE
STOVES, TIX A XI) JAPAXEIt IV A RE,
Copper, Brittania, Iron and Wood Wares of ail kinds,
and hiu other irfa too numerous to mention.
He is also urcparcd to attend to nil fobbing in the
alsive branches ou short notice and in a workmau-like-nianiier.
My motto is quick sales and small profit.
W. PHILLIPS.
Lebanon, Linn Co., 0. T. 3stf
Notice to Snippers.
ROMnndandafterthisdatcKREM.HT . -rw
r by the steamer " EXTERPRISE" ,&SZZLm
will be charged by the rule of ship's measurement only.
A.JAMibSU.N , Jl aster.
Caneinah. Oct. 20th, 185G. 33mns3
Select School in the Baptist Church, Corvallis O.T.
rTMIK above school is new in charge of Mi Clark, im
X meiliiitely fiiim Owego, New York, and is constant
ly opened for the reception of pupils both male nud fe
male.
Miss Clark has long exiicrienee in teaching and in
the government of schools is thoronghly eonietent to
teach all the branches of an English education, both in
the primary and more advanced departments of litera
ture. PhiliMophy, Chemistry, Physioloiry. Astronomy.
Algebra. Geometry arc all severally tuuirht. Special a"t-
tention paid also to Music. Also Embroidery and Needle-work.
Tuition on moderate terms. Board iu private
families ran lie had at moderate rates.
No deduction made for olisence exeent for nrotnteted
sickness. W. F. BOYAKIN. Visitor.
Corvallis, Decemlier 2. 1S56. 38w5
Oak Bower Nursery.
PFRSONS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of obtaining good fruit will find it much to
their advantage to call npon the undersigned at his
nursery upon tlie Willamette river, six miles above Cor
vallis, upon the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thrifty growth, and of tlie best variety to be found
poll mis rnn.-h
Come and see Uicm ir you tlou t pnebase.
39tf VM. McILREE.
Catalogue of Books and Stationery
FOR BALB BT I . -
A. R. Shipley k Co..
At tht City Book Start, Front-St., PotHand, Ortgon,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
REAPERSSanders' old 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th,
and The Young Indies': Sanders' New 1st. 2d. 3d
4th and 5th; Parkers' 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th and 6th: Mc
Gufley's 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and Sth.
SrtLLEits-Sundcrs' Old, Sanders' New; Elcmen-
Mry;
1'Kl.MKits. Sanders' Pictorial. School and Parker's.
CKookAi niKa. Mitchell's. Ancient and Modern. OI-
ncy's, Morse's, McNalley'a, aud Montcith's 1st and
zu IHIOK.
M atiikm atics. Arilhmctica Thomson's, Tables
Mental, Analysis, Practical, and Higher; Daviea' Pri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith'
Coiburns Rays Stoddard s; Davies Algebra, Sur
veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Dio
tionary, !.ogtc of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
aim i iiiuuiiiy ui jiMiucinaLics.
Grammars. Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith':
Kirkam's Spencers Tower's.
PniLosormm. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
Bcnotii; comiitocic a smith s.
If ts-Tfinri- .Wilunn!. I,it-,IIa an tTntlA4 CMu
Parley's Universal; WUIard's Cuivcrsal, and Uuitcd'
States.
LAX;rAnft.. Cooper's Yircil; Andrew's Latin Ilea
dct: Viri Um:e: Andrew's Latin Grammar: McClin-
tock's 1st and 2d Book iu Latin, and do. in Greek; An
thon's Greek Grammar and Reader; Johnson's Cicero.
asiuclle s t rencb Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's
German Grammar and Reader, Telemaque. Greek Tes
tament; French, self-taught; Surrenne'g French Dic
tionary; Andrews Latin do. LiddcU x Scott a Greek
do, Aathon s Classiail do, smith s do do.
Dutiosaries. Wclisters School. Hisrh do. Aca
demic, University, Royal gyo. Unabridged and Cobbs'
rocKei.
MiscELtAxnors. JIattison's Astronomy. Newman's
Rhetoric. Vt ood s Botany. Kame a Eleuieuts of Crit-
lcLsm. Parker s Aids in Comiiosition, Parker a Eser-
ciscs. Broukheld s Composition. McElligott a Yonne
Analyzer, do. Analytical Manual. Parker's Word
Builder. Mayhew's liotk Keepinff. Wayland's Jloral
Science. Paley s Natural Theology. Blake's Agricul
ture for Schools. Cpham'a Intellei tnal Philosoohv.
Mahau's do, do. Milton; Young; Pollock: aud Thomp
son; ir.i:iioa lor bj;iikisj iuiuts .natomy aud
Physiology. Aniericaa JHrbater. Newman's Political
hcouomy. Hitchi-uk's Geology. Gre.'.t variety of
Speakers and Llociition. AH kinds of School Station
ery; Slates of all size; Drawing Books; Drawing
Paner: Perforated Card Board: Bristol Board: Pencils
ana urusues; usooraa Colors; inn.t.-.aas, cveiy size
aua si) ic, ac, jec, 0:0.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
rfisrour Bancroft's U sited States. 6 volumes.
Hildreth's do, do, ( volumes. Frost's Pictorial United
States. Taylor's do, do, do. Botta's Iliat. Revolution.
Peterson's do. Wilson's United States. Willard's do.
Hist. Indian ars Uuitcd states. W illard s Universal
History. Mailer's do do, iiottetk's Hist. World 1 or
volumes. Rollin s Ancient History. Farr's do. do.
Hume's Enzland. Maraubiy's do., complete. Dickens
Child s do. Linrrard's do. Gibbon's Rome. D'Au-
bigne s Kelormation. Jtaug s M. K. Cburclu Allison's
Europe, 1st aud 2d Series. Prescott's Works. Burder'a
Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose-
plius. All of Abbott's Histories. Historical Cabinet.
yueens of Spain, y.ieeus of Scotland. Help's Spanish
Loncpiests. liraccs Hung-iry. Kidder s Brazil. Eu
bauk's Brazil. Parley's Universal. History of Cru
sades. Ancient Egvutiaus. Hallam'-s Middle Aees.
History for Boys. Bonner's Child's United States.
Lossiug s I- ill J Uit of Revolution.
BiotiKiruv Plutarch a Lives. Life Bract. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
Lives of the Slguers. Autobiography of Fiulcv. La-
martine's Celebrated Characters. Life of Adam Clarke.
Bishop Heddiuir. do NielMihr. d Gen. Harrison.
do Daniel Bjone. do Roberts, do Iifavette. Cao-
laius 01 i.oniaii iwpuoiic ana uid oriu. iir. Chal
mers, 4 vols, laves or Hum HlJt.s. Mrs. Cosers.
Mozart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Times of Clav:
Irving s Wai-hiugton. Eraineut Meciianics. Uvej of
Chief Juticcs. Josephine. Napoleon. Charles Lamb.
Jackson. Gen. Greeu- Joan of Arc. ijuv Jane Grey.
J. O. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webk-ter: Kings of
Rome. Kmgs and Vueens. lacbrntz. Lives of the
ropes. I rescotl s I hilip 2d. Marv and Martha Wash
ington. Pioneer omen of the West.
Travels. Hulks (.tuna. Araucamans. Stephens
Egypt, olin's Travels. Mungo Park. Nile Notes.
Adventures on Musonito Shore. Bayard Tailor's Trav
els. 1 'urom s 1 raveis in ine r-u
SctKSTirtc. Braude s Encvcioiiedia. Piivsical Geoe-
r.ipliv of the Sea. Wood's Natural Hi.-torv. Ijrdner's
LCL-tures. I sefill Arts. C'osnifef. Mathematical Die-
lonarv. Iic of Matliematics. Wonders of Science.
M itcheil s Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Loo mis" Re
cent Proercss of Astn.nomv. Smith's I)b-ti,jnarv of
Arts and wience. Kuliank s Hydraulics. Dick s works.
Various works on Architecture.
Poetbt. ityron various stvles. ShaSesieare. do.
..... . . .. - . .1 .
jii:ton. ao. Burns, do. tieinaus, uo. Moore, uo.
Thomuon. Younz. Puboek. Tumier. Cowner. Pone.
Campbell. Wad-worth. O.ssian. Montgomery. Kirk
White. Female Poets ef England, d . do. America
and many others.
Books or Rkferescr. Cyclopedia of Geography.
do. do. Fine Arts. do. do. Biocraphv. Useful Arts.
McColloch's Gazetteer. Harper's Uuiversal Gazetteer.
Fkitt and Ag KitTLTt-KAi Elliot's Fruit Book.
Thomas" do. Downing's do. Berry's do. Fessenden s
Farmer and Gardener. Frnit. Flower and Vegetable
Janleaier's Coininuiion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
Allen's Domestic Animals. All of Saxton's Hand Books.
Works on Horse, Cattle. Sheep. Hoes. Ac.
Tucolouical A I.ELiuiors. Harmony and Exposi-
ion of liels. Neaader's Life of Christ. Butler's
Works. Kuapp's Christian Theology. Western Meth-
Mlim. Morris' Miscellanies. Lectures on Romanism.
Brand of Dominic Rule. Elliot oil Romanism. Barnes
Notes. Clarke's Commentary. Season's do. Jay's
Exercises. Watson's Institutes. Larrabee's Evidences.
Butler's Ethical Discourses. Rocers Eclipse of Earth.
do. Reason and Faith. Foster's Christ. Perfection.
Baker on Discipline. Writings of Arminius. Jabn's
tiblical Archaeology. Bibles, all sizes aud prices, from
tl to $20. Testament-., great variety. Methodist
Hvmns. Christian Hymn Books. Church Psalmist
PlYraouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
Psalmist.
Medical. Buchan s Family rhtskian. Hydro
pathic d . Homiepathic Works,
MistELLASKors. Constitutions of United States.
Mayhew's Popular Education. Crabbe's Syuonvms.
Platt's B,ok of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's M:Uiual.
Headley's Works. 14 vols. Sirs. Tutbill's, G vols. Iiv-
ard's Nineveh. Bigelow's Useful Arts. Haswcll's En
gineer's Guide. Amerk-an Institutions. Pursuit of
Knowledge. Park Madison. Peruvian Antiquities.
Way Down Eat. Pvushurt- Ike Marvel s Works.
Sanderson's C''k and Confectioner. Country Ramble:
iu England. Tales snd Reveries. an excellent Ten:per-
nce Book. Money Maker. Escaped Nun. News
toy. Dick Wilson. "Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler s Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator.
Yonng Ladies Counsellor. Young Man's do. Pictorial
Catechism. Thomson's Lect. t Y". Men. Constitu
tional Text B'xk. Captive in Patagouia. The Ameri
an Housewife. Hall Hours with yld Humphrey.
Alliens; its Grandeur and Decay. Sirs. Sedgwick s
Jcdwood. do. New Eng. Tale. I ude Sams Farm
ence. Arthur s Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
ai-tii!:rton. Horace Translation. Virgil do. Mrs. Car-
leu's Works. Heroines of History. Land and Sea.
Deck and Port. Sea and Sailor! Ship and Shore.
Naval Lue. Star Papers. Masonic Chart. Irving s
Columbus. Long Look Ahead. Citv of New York.'
Livinc l.rators of America. Yonng Man Advised. Mis-
ions in Tonsa and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Knout and the Italians. Hvdr.iimthic Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes. Gift Rook for "tonne Men
lo. do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. !. Rovs
Young Husband, do. Wife. do. Mother, do House
keeper. Siiniurney's Letters to Young Indies, do do
do Mothers. Arthur's I! Nights with the Washinato-
ninns. Manly Character, by Peck. Government of
hildren. Mrs. Ellis Works. How to be a I .adv. How
to be a Man. Gold and Gospel. Pilgrim's Prorress.-
Footprint-? of Famous Men. Charlotte Elizabeth's
Work's. Advire to Young ifvn. Peasant Rov Pbiloso-
her. Ablsitt's Marco Paul B'oks. Uo Franconia
Merchant's Ihtnghter. .Ksop's Fables. Scottish Chiefs
Arabian Nights. Robmon Crusoe. Rollo It-K.ks. Mo
ther's Guide. Ferris' Mormon. The Old Inn. Con-
ict of Aaes. Don Quixote. Paul and Virginia. Amer
an Debater. Fern Leaves. Tri-colored Sketche In
aris. Chamber's Infor'nation for the People, ilel-
ille's Reil'Mirn. Tvpee, Marni. Onve. and White Jacket.
Barne's Miscellanies. Wendell's Blackstone. Sab. lay
Miscellanies. lytos Felting, hv Cnstis. Bancroft's Mis-
ccllanies. Jcrrold s Men of Character. Miller s First
Impressions of England. Kirwin's letters to Rishop
Hnirbes. Coombs' Constitution of Man. Miss Beech-
er's Receipts, do Calistlieuies. Bell Smith Abroad.
And a number or others too numerous to enumerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoinc
Stationhbv. Foolscap Patter great variety. let
ter do, do, plain and gilt- Note do, dc, do, do. Envel
opes all styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles.
Memorandums. Diaries. Pass Books. Time Books.
'a per Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books,
.itliograptiic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa
per good variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, Ac, Ac.
Finally, we nave a good variety 01
Music Books .cv Cannula Sacra. Alpine Glee
Singer. Dulcimer. I horns Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
acred Melroeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors. Guitar do. Mute do. Accordon do. lolin do.
Mclodcon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet
Music
And the most varied assortment of Statiosert ever
offered in Oregon.
bb- This stock is oil taught iu New York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at
UNIFORM PRICES.
- We lepen on band School Ititoxs in 1nfA mi
titles, together with mivt or the publications of
llAKl'KK .V KUOTIIKBS;
Dkkbv .1 Jackson;
lvisos A Phixskv;
Pmi.l.trs & Samson;
A. S. Baknks & Co.;
MlLLEK. OllTON & Ml'LLIOAX;
Lkakv & Gktz;
Pits am;
Api'Letox; and others,
e We ask your patyonage. If unable to visit ns
and examine our stock, your ouiikbs will be attended to
ou the same TEBas as if you bought in person.
tf We have arrangements by which, in the course
f the fall, we shall l ahle to furnish most of the new
nrks issued by tlie eastern publishers within 80 days
after publication. Every steamer will bring some new !
works. e are aiso prepareu 10 iiirnisn, nereaiier, the
following Magazines at Publisher's rates and Postage:
Harper 8 .New Monthly f s m
lHitnam's 3 0
Ladies' Bonository, I 00
Oodey's Lad's Book. 3 00
Subscription Lists will be open for these, and other
Magazines, till the last steamer in November. Send us
your names and addresses, with the subscription price
of any periodical, and it shall be forwarded.
Portland, August 25, 1S56. jetf
Fresh From New York.'
i OX HA XII AXD KOtV RECEIVING.
"pVRY GOODS. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hard
L ware. Groceries, Books and Stationhry Call j
aud see them. 2f J. II. I. B, MOORES.
"TRY-GOODS for ladies and gentlemen, in great va-
Af nety, at ziitt JHU'JKKS'
f MHAT Cotton Yarn has arrived, at
x 2;tr
MOORES'.
TT U LL'S No. 1 Soap, the best you ever used. Try it.
"hite lead, linseed oil.
turpentine, putty,
indigo, madder, copperas, alum,
oil for lamps and machinery,
New Orleans sugar,
crushed sugar,
cream tartar, saleratus, soda, at
26tf
MOORES'.
CHAIN PUMPS, monkey wrenches,
match plaues, screw arm,
sash planes, " "
horse shoes and nails to fit.
gun locks, plugs and nipples,
tubes, bullet moulds, .
Wosenliolm s IXL pocket knives,
pruning and budding knives,
rat traps to eateh ttniirrtli, at
MOORES'
TAR, at
26tf
MOORES
Books and Stationery.
SCHOOL READERS,
Parker's lt. 2d, 3d, 4th and Sth.
Sanders' do do do do
McGuSy'a do do .0. do. - , , -
Davies' arithmetic. "
University aud Common School, '. ;
IatellectuiJ aud primary,
Davies' Bicrdon algebra,
Legemlre, surveying, -
tieomctry an J trigonometry,
Key to Davies' Arithmetic, -
Thompson's arithmetic.
Parker's jihilosopby,
juvcnilejand 1st lessons.
Grammars Clark's. Bullion's Smith's, -Geographies
Mitchell's, ilouteitli s manual,
Montcith's 1st lessons..
Music Lute of Zion.New Carmina Sacra, '.
Christian l'salmi-t, MLssoiu-i Harmony,
Normal Song Book, Singing Book, at
ICtf MOORES"
WRITING-PAPER, superior article.
Black ink, from quarts to 2 oz,
Slates and pencils, '
Tabor's pencils.
Envelopes, wafers,
- School cards and toy books, at
5tf
MOORES"
FAMILY BIBLES, Webster's Quarto Dictionary,
University "
Variety of Misccnaneoas Works, worth bnyinr. at
Wafeefielrf & Co., '
WHOLESALE AND R ET A ILMER CHANTS,
ALBANY, Ll'X COfXTr, O. TM,
Tf7"EEP constantly on hand a full assortment of Grocer
XV certes. Hardware, Cartieuters' tools, illacKsmittis
Tools. Oiieenswrire, Clothiug, ltiots and Sbfs, Paints
and Oils, Varnish, Ladies' Dres Goods and trimmiu.
Ac Ac. ltf
rt'ST RECEIVED at Albany. 22 bbls. New Orleans
I and Crushed Sugar, (frota N. Y.) and for sale low at
WAKEr 1ELD & CO S.
Albany, Jane 13, 13.6. lltf
)f KEGS suierior Dned Apples (new crop) jat
J received by
WAKEFIELD & CO.
DAMANT1NE Candles, 25 boxes, for sale by
14tf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
15
KEGS Syrup (Seth Adams' best) jnst received by
I4tl HAKtMUJIXlU
I
RON. 20000 lbs. best Refined and Swedes' Inn
0
-also Band Iron, Cast and Plow Steel, the best
assorted sizes in Oregon. For sale low to buck
smiths and merchants.
14tf WAKEFIELD H CO.
2,500
LBS.
pure White Lead, fvr sale at
lltf WAKEFIELD CO'.
COMPLETE set of Cooper s Tools for sale.
lltf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
15
BEST Chicago Clipier I'iows. for sale at re
duced rates, by IStf WAKEFIELD CO.
01 BOXES 8 v. 10. 10x12 and 10x14 French Glass,
t)U just received and for sale by
lltf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
A GOOD assortment School Books constantly kept
.rt. ou hand, 14tf WAKEI- 4 CO.
250
LBS. choice Osage Orange seed. Abo. Bl:;c
Grass, Clover aud Timothy Seed.
WAKEFIELD CO.
14tf
w
TREAT, Ba-on, Eges, Butter. Beans and Corn ta-
Een iu exenange lor gooi at ine nienesi market
rates. w akemeld iu
Albany, lam 5. 116. 14tf
Notice to Shippers and Merchant?
ONE of the firm being permanently located in San
Francisco, all consignments of prod-tee and orders
to be filled, will 1 attended to without delay, at mode
rate rate. 2i!tf WAKEFIELD CO.
10
BBLS. LIME, jut received.
WAKEFIELD CO.
Albany, Aug. 3. 1S.16. 2titf
O rr, LBS Blue Vitrul for sale,
jCuXj 2t;tf wj
AKEFIELD CO.
25
ETS Cast Boxes, jt
nt
WAKEFIELD CO"S.
10
SETTS Eliptic Springs for sale brw,
2tf " WAKEFIELD
CO.
SETTS Hub Bands, for sale
2titf
WAKEFTEI.D CO.
Notice.
ALL who are indebted to Wakefield Co., at Wash
ington Butte, will please call and settle the same
wimom delay. 2Ctf
Four Years in Oregon.
1 C. ROBBING. Wat-.-h-maker. takes rleasnre !n
vT. tenderinir to his anraenMis friends and customer
his sincere acknowledgments for the lileral patronage
so kindly extended to him during his four yers resi
dence in Oregon, and he hopes by renewed exertion
and strict attention to business to merit a continuance
of their faror and confidence.
I locks. (Mil and Silver Lever W stches.Gold Chains
Jewelry, Rogers" Pocket Knives, Silver and Plated
Ware for sale Inw.
Strict attention given to repairing fine watches.
.icweirv manuiacturea to oruer-
rortland, Oct. 23, 15C. 35m2
A Scdit al EtTolution ! The World rcanimons !
IIOLLOWAY'S OIAT3IEAT. TIIE
UHEAT COVMEK 1 UK IT ANT.
The Tinis of disease often makes its war to the in
ternal organs through the pores of the skin. This pen
etrating Ointment, melting under the hand as it is rub
bed in. is absorbed through the same channels, and
reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invari
ably subdues it. rhether located in the kidneys, the liv
er, tne lungs, or any other important crgan. It pene
trates the surface to the interior, throngh the countless
tubes that communicate with the skin as summer rain
passes inio the fevered earth, diSusing its cool and re
generating lnnuenre.
SKIN DISEASES AXn GLAXDULAR SIVEL-
IJXtiS.
Every species of exterior irritation is qnicklv reduced
by the anti-inflammatory action of this Ointment. An
gry Eruptions, snrh as Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tetter.
Kingworm, t?caid Head, keltic Kasii, scabies (or Itchl
Ac, die out. to return no more, nnder its application.
Hospital experience in all parts of the world proves its
inlallibilitv in diseases of the skin, the muscles, the
joints and the glands.
ULCERS.'SORES, AND TUMORS.
Tlie effect of this unrivalled external remedy upon
Scrofula, and other virulent ulcers and sores, is almost
miraculous. It first discharges the poison which pro
duces suppuration and proud flesh, and tbns tl.e cures
which its healing properties afterward complete are
safe as wcil as permanent.
1VOUXDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND SCALDS.
In casee of the fracture of the bonos, injuries caused
by steam explosions, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Rheuma
tism. Stiffness of the joints, and coutraction of the sin
ews, it is employed and warmly recommeaded by the
faculty. This marvelous remedy has been introduced
by its inventor in pevon into all the leading Hospitals
H Europe, ana no private nouseaoia suoum oe without
it.
UNDENIABLE TESTMONT.
The Medical Staff of the French and English Armies
in the Crime have officially signed their approval of
Holloway's Ointment, as the most reliable dressing for
sabre cuts, stabs, and gnu shot wounds. It is also sign
ed by the surgeons of the Allied Navies.
BOTH THE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS
SHOULD BE USED IN THE FOLLOWING
CASES:
Run Ions, Bums, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Ffcnla.
Gout. Lumbago. Mercurial Eruptions, Pifes.Rhenmatism,
Ringworm, Mali Knenm. scalds, stin Diseases, swelled
lands. Sore Legs. Sore Breasts, Sore Heads. Sor
Throats, Sores of alt kind. Sprains, Stiff Joints, Tetter,
leers, venereal sores, w ounos or all Kinds.
Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hollowav.
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand. Loud. ,
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
thronghout the United States and the civilized world,
in pot, at 25 cents, 62 J. and l each.
gf 1 nere is a consiueraoie saving done by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for tlie guidance of patients in eve
ry disorder are afllxed to each pot- 39y
The Oregon Statesman -
vln Indtpmdtnt Journal , dnoted to. Politic. General
Mdligrnct, -r., PvhHtkrd at Satem, Ortgon.
ASAHEL BCSH, Proprietor, PubhVber, and Editor.
' The Statesman Is Democratic, in politics, and thor
oughly National in its character. It 13 hostile to every
species of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance ;
and will vigorously oppose all attempts to incorporate
any of the insane isms of the is.j into oar Territorial
legislation.
it will advocate aU practical meagre of Re form
and Progress, economical and simple administration of
our local government ; faithfulness, integrity, and ca
pacity in office, and a system of rigid an3 direct ac
countability of the officer to the peoole. It will dis
cuss all measures agitating the publiciiind, in a man
ner fearless, impartial, and jiLst.
Its News Department will be edited with mncb
attention, and nothing will be spared to furnish early,
accurate, and comprehensive publication ol tlie cur
rent intelligence.
The Statesman has a large, widely-scattered, and mot .
excellent corps of correspondents, and very complete
facilities for procuring news.
Dae attention is also paid to the publication of Miscel
lany, Agricultural and Literary matter.
In this paper are published the laws, resolntions, and '
treaties of the United States, and the laws and resolu
tions of the Territory of Oregon by authority. The
paper is printed on new material, and upon a sheet of
the largest size.
. Reduction In Price for 7th Volume.
On the 17th day of March 1S57, the seventh volume
of the Statesman will be commenced. For that volume ,
and from that date tlie subscription prtce 01 the states
man will be lAree dollar per jreor, if paid tti irtly in ad
vance. All old subscription ones musi iiKewise ue paiu. ,
Orrgoa and California Packet Lint.
rTHE following vessels will run m connec-
A'ait Frmurisca and Portland :
BARK OCEAN BIRD, Wincrss. Master, '
CHAS. DEVEXS, Healt. "
" NAHUMKEAG, Williams. "
BRIG L B. LUNT, Richardson, "
The Barks have all been coppered recently, and are
in first rate order, commanded by experienced captains.
freights mil be earned at tne itncext rale.
Produce sent fr-m any part of the country to Oregon
City or to the Liun City Works, will be received and
forwarded to San Francisco.
Agents: - GEO. ABERNETHY Co
Oregon City.
ABEENETHT, CLARK Co.
San Francisco.
Novemlicr, 8, 1S4G. 3Ctf
Tnitti 31 ust and Will Prerail.
ALL ye that are in search of truth, and believe in
Progression, will be well paid by calling and pur
chasing any of the following works, which I have jut
received from Valentine & .'o, Sao Francisco, to-w:tr
Discussion on bpiritu2li-.ni bet aeen rinttan s. tiich-
mond. Compecdicm of the Theological and Spiritual
writings of Swedenborg. Spiritcali-n scientifically
demonstrated, by Prof. Hare. The Shekinah, by Bnt
tan. A lyric of tlie O lden Age, a poem. by Key. T-L.
Harris. A lrric of the Momioe Land, by Harris. Epic
of the Starry Heavens. by Harris. Buchanan's Antbro-
p-logy. Dynamics of Magnetism. Beligion of Man
hood. Healing of the Nations, bv Ta Image & Linton.
Night side of Nature. Theory of Pnecmatc logy. Natty,
a Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, or the Secrets of
the Life to Come. Ac. I jfe iu the Spheres. The Pil
grimage of Tbomas Paine and others to the 7th circle
in the spirit world, by Rev. C. Hammond- ALSO A.
J. Davis' works, comprfc-irg bis la.-t wrt, called the
PENETRALIA: being Iiaimonical answers to impor
tant questions. ALSO Mrs. French and Mrs. Mel tier's
Clairvoyant Jiedii ine. F. S. HOLLAND,
Atrent for the " Spiritosl Telegraph."'
Oregon City. Oct. 14. IjG. 33tf
Notice to Importers of Impqna.
TtHE Schooner UMPUUA.underthe command
A. of S. D. H iusdaie, sailed fr m Umpona river ;
or San 1-rancisco. on the Itii ot ilay. and intends
making regular trips beteen these two ports-
It is oulv necessary we believe, to remind tlie impor
ters of Lrmp9na that this vessel the Umpqua is the
Orst ever lannched oa the waters of the Cmpnra. to in
sure their patrmace and support. This vessel will dis
charge her cargo at Scott-burg, and at the rate she in
tends to carry freight, wiU not only save the shipper
very considerable item, btit save him the transpirtatioii
up the river, and thereby enable him to receive his goods
without so much handling as heretofore. In fine, the
Schooner I'mpqua. of Scotfehcrg, is a real Cmrsjnas
craft and being the fir.-t on the li-t in thif great reform,
confidently relies npon all the Umpqua for support and
encouragement.
For fTcichtornassasreappIvtn ABaa, afcKmlay A Co
Scottsburi. or t,i the Cpt. on board- Merchants wish
ing to ship fr-m S::n Fraucisco, can apply to Allan,
Lowe Co.. las. L lav st.. or to the laptais.
Scottsburg. May 27, 156. 13tf.
Pfarc , lute, Peace.
"TO'W is the time to Lint orchards, and the
J. sooner the lietter. And if von want to get
tr-iod trees at a fair price, just call at the FRCIT '
FAKM NL'ilSI-UiY. twelve miles eat of Salem, on the
Territorial road leading frrm Oregon City to the head
of the valley, and you will find just what you want, for
we have ten of thousands of apple, pear, plma and
cherry (on tame root-;) trees, which we intend to sell
in quantities to suit purvha-ers. A liberal share of pat
rocage wili be thankfully received- --
Fruit Farm. Nov. 1. S4tf
Snrjfons and Physicians
HAYING rendered service in the 1st Reghnertt O. IS.
V. are requested to render a full report to this of
fice as soon as practicable, of all expenditures, employ
ees. Ac-, as it is desirable to wind up the business of the
Aledical department. Address K-W. Shaw. Assistant
Snrgeon General, Surgeon General's office, Salem.
aov. 1, ios. 34tt
Strayed,
P50M the subscriber, a portion of his stock, marked
and branded as follows: Crop off the left ear, and
swallow-fort in the right. C- braid. Any person know
ing the wherealouts of cattle bearing this brand and.
marks, will be properly rewarded by seeding me infor
mation. jAnts heaihei;li .
l-ane connty. Aug. 7, ISSfi. 22tf
JiOs Aiiselos Salt.
O ALT 300 bags Los Angelos Salt, received, per Xa-
nnniEcag, aua
, aud for sale at K-vM rate.
ltf
. ABEKNETHY CO.
Wanted.
TWO or three good laboring hand? to carry on the
lumbering laisinesos ; ab, a good Cook wanted for
which the highest wages will 1 paid.
T be undersigned wi;! deliver Is:mber arv where on rue
Willamette river below the month of the Santiam river.
Fersons wfc-hii g t exchange two or three good yoke of
work c-xen for luml-r will find it to their advantage to
give me a call at Jeflerson, via dmser's Fcrrv. on tee
Santiam river. JAtOB CONPOK.
Jefferson, Nov. 10, 1S56. 37 tf.
Dealers in Produce, Loo ok Here ! !
THE subscribers having recently purchased, refitted,
and enlarged the Warehouse at Fairfield, are new
prepared to store and forward Produce, Merchandise,
Ac. at reasonable rates.' Grain bought on commissioa.
Buyers from abroad are invited to call on, or address
J. C- Pfcl-.Bl.f-S Cl-.
Fairfield, Marion Co., O. T
Xovemr 7. 1 35tf
Medical Notice.
THE snhscrir4r. would inform the inhabitants that he
is at his old stand, ready to attend to all calls in
his profession ; also he has ea hand a well selected
uct or Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
asorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will dispose
of on reasonable terms. W.WARREN.
Salem December 2, 1S5G- 3tf
Sheriff Sale.
VTOTICE is hereby g.tven. that by yirtr.e of writ of
i execution, issued oet of tlie district court withia
and for the county of Polk, in the Territory of Oregon,
m;iter the seat 01 tne ricrK i said court, and to me di
rected in the case of F. M. Thorp, asrainst Chailes P.
Cook, I will on Tuesday the l?th day January. 1S57,
on the premises between the hours of 9 o'clock A.
and 4 o chxk P. M of the same day, sell at public ven
due, for cash, all tlie right title and ir.terest of th
said Charles P. C-k, in and to the following described
premises. To wit : the cast half of land claim No. 63,
in township 8. S range 4 wet, as described in notitica-
ion i2., containing szu acres ot land or as miiea
hereof of said land 1 aim as lies in Polk County. Also
one house and lot in the town tf Independence descri
bed as follows : 1 t s in block 9, in said town ef Inde
pendence, Poik comity, witii -11 the hereditaments and
tenements thereonto belonging.
l. lUbt tK, t-ner.n.
rolk county, O. T., Dec 1G, 1S06. . 4Cw4
Final Settlement.
"jVTOTTCEis herel y tiven. that Wm. Yaushn. admiK
1 istratorof the eitateof JESSE HASKET.deceased.
having filed his accounts in tb probate court of Linn
oiiiity. for final settienient of said estate, it is ordered
that the first Tuesday in January next, be set apart for
the hearing of the same. S. D. HALEY". J. P.
I.inn emintv. Iec, l. loR. 4!wpM
War Claims.
"Vf 0TICE is hereby given, that I will 1 at the seat of
IN government on" the 1st of January. Is57, prepared
to attend to all applications concerning unadjusted
claims crowing out of the Indian war. and coming with
1 1 .: 0 i i'ii irvnrw
U llljf 11,11 ii. . . ..... ..
Iei-eniiier I . !-.. .-t'
Powder.
WE have a large supply of powder in hand.
GEO. ABERNETHY & CO..
Oregon City,
Nov. 13,lso.
37tf
Wanted.
"V ATS. S.WTO bushel.
V J Wheat. 4.C00 bushels, at
32tf
PHILIP COHEN'S Store.
Old Arrangement.
TV TOT ICE is heredy given to the inhabitants of the
XN teat ef government and tht surrounding raid that
. D. Boon lias pure nasea tne entire mtere-i or a 11 tne
goods in tue r.airiiu. aiuu, anu win coimnus vu sen
goods at the old Empire Stand, at wh.ue.-ilk and RL
Tail. Store fronbug on Maiu street alley, Mill street.
J. D. UOOA.
Salem, Jan. 21.1S36. 4.y.
W&nted.
5000
bushel Oats, and 0e Wlieat.and anynnan-
tity ot dead swuie.
for which rash will L-e
paid on delivery.
Oregon City, Nov. il, liiS
J.FUESCOTT.